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New DN Journal Cover Story Profiles Secret Millionaire John Ferber + More Details on DOMAINfest Europe Show Agenda Released

Yesterday I mentioned that I was wrapping up work on a new Cover Story that would be released today. That article - The John Ferber Story: How The Secret Millionaire Sold His Company for $495 Million and Why He Loves the Domain Business Now - is now out and is one I think you will enjoy reading. 

Few (if any) people in the history of the domain industry have entered the business accompanied by the aura of success that surrounded Ferber when he arrived on the scene last year as a Co-Founder of Domain Holdings Group, LLC. Ferber was already an Internet business star after selling  Advertising.com, the innovative online marketing company that he co-founded with his brother Scott, to America Online for $495 million in 2004.

The 37-year-old Baltimore native also came with a reputation for being  a humble, good natured guy whose primary mission in life now was giving back to those who have been less

John Ferber, Co-Founder
Domain Holdings Group, LLC

fortunate than he has been. The groundbreaking Microgiving.com website that Ferber founded caught the attention of ABC-TV and the network wound up featuring John in an episode of its hit series Secret Millionaire in March 2011. While the nationally broadcast TV show gave viewers a lot of insight into Ferber's big heart, it didn't delve into where this inspiring young entrepreneur came from, how he made his fortune and where he is headed now. We fill in all of those details in the new Cover Story.

Oversee.net, who is organizing the DOMAINfest Europe conference coming up June 7-9, 2011 in Barcelona, Spain issued an update on the show today. They said they are expecting attendance to be up 10% over last year's conference in Prague. If you want to go, there are still a few days left to take advantage of the early bird registration price of $695 that ends Saturday, April 30

Details have also been released on the list of networking excursions that will be available on the final day of the meeting, Thursday, June 9. The morning options will include a backstage tour at  Football Club Barcelona, a Gaudi Walking Tour, an Old Town & La Rambla Walking Tour, a Tapas Cooking Class and a Wine Tasting in Penedes. For the afternoon session you can choose between a Barcelona in the Middle Ages Walking Tour, the Montserrat Tour, an Old Town & La Rambla Walking Tour, a Savory Stroll Scavenger Hunt or a Tapas Bar Crawl. 

(Posted April 26, 2011)  


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